Foundation Staff
Christopher Anderson
executive assistant to Dr. Norall
Chris joined C.A.S.E. in 2011 as an intern and fell in love with the work. He started as a Behavior Interventionist in 2012 and is currently working on his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. He plans to eventually earn a Master’s degree.
Chris grew up in North County San Diego and had several childhood friends with Autism. His interest in Autism has grown into a passion and he is always striving to provide the best service he can. In his free time, he enjoys exploring the outdoors, taking trips and playing piano.
Julie Marie Miller
publicity and compliance
With over 25 years of experience Julie brings a vast knowledge base in several industries with well-rounded business acumen. Early in her career a gift for public relations was discovered; she became a multiple pageant title holder, model and spokesperson as well as a cable television show hostess, in Long Beach, CA. Julie founded and served as president of a nationally recognized all breed, all age, all size animal rescue. Her foresight when requesting non-profit status created several sub-divisions of her corporation; one near and dear to her heart today was a program designed to raise Pit Bull puppies as therapy dogs for children with autism (BullNannies) among other programs to support her nonprofit's activities.
Mother to three children affected by autism spectrum disorders, she had the good fortune to meet Cynthia through her children's needs. C.A.S.E., Inc. became the family's provider for services at almost twelve years ago. Julie's children are still actively involved in Friends' Club and volunteer regular for Dr. Norall's public charity, Hoaloha Foundation.
Dr. Norall's charity
2009 San Diego Book Awards Association
